Australian Building Construction Employees & Builders Labourers Federation v Master Builders Association of Victoria [1986] FCA 493
Federal Court of Australia
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493,
CATCHWORDS
Industrial Law - deregistration proceedings commenced by
applicant under s.143 of Conciliation & Arbitration Act -
applicant subsequently deregistered pursuant to Act of Parliament
- consequent locus standi of applicant to continue proceedings
under s.143 as an organisation or person interested.
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 (Cth)
Builders' Labourers' Federation (Cancellation of Registration)
Act 1986 (Cth)
Australian Building Construction Employees' and Builders'
Labourers' Federation v The Master Builders' Association of New
South Wales (11 November 1986 - unreported)
THE AUSTRALIAN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYEES' AND BUILDERS
LABOURERS' FEDERATION v. THE MASTER BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF
VICTORIA
No. V 10 of 1986
CORAM: Evatt, Beaumont and Jackson JJ.
Sydney
11 November 1986
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AND: THE MASTER BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF
VICTORIA
Respondent
MINUTES OF ORDER
Judges making order: EVATT, BEAUMONT AND JACKSON JJ.
Date order made: 11 November 1986
Where made: Sydney
THE COURT ORDERS THAT the proceedings be dismissed.
Note: Settlement and entry of orders is dealt with in
Order 36 of the Federal Court Rules.
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CORAM: EVATT, BEAUMONT AND JACKSON JJ.
DATE: // November 1986
PLACE: Sydney
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT
EVATT and JACKSON JJ. The applicant (which we shall call
"the BLF") instituted these proceedings before the
cancellation of its registration as an organization under the
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 by the Builders'
Labourers' Federation (Cancellation of Registration) Act 1986.
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For the reasons which we have given today in The
Australian Building Construction Employees
Labourers' Federation v. The Master Builders' Association of
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New South Wales (No. I 3 of 1986) the BLF cannot continue the
proceedings, and they should be dismissed.
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INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
BETWEEN : THE AUSTRALIAN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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AND: THE MASTER BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION OF
VICTORIA
Respondent
CORAM: Evatt, Beaumont and Jackson JJ.
DATED 11 November 1986
REASONS FOR JUDGMENT
BEAUMONT J. The background to this matter appears from the
reasons for judgment in the proceedings in the New South Wales
District Registry between The Australian Building Construction
Employees' and Builders Labourers' Federation as applicant and
The Master Builders' Association of New South Wales as respondent
(No. I.3 of 1986). In the present case, on 14 March 1986, the
applicant, The Australian Building Construction Employees' and
Builders Labourers' Federation ("the BLF") filed an application
and statement of claim pursuant to s$.143(1) of the Conciliation
and Arbitration Act 1904 ("the Act") seeking the cancellation of
the registration of the respondent, The Master Builders
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The MBAV has moved for the dismissal of the proceedings
on the ground that the BLF now lacks standing to sue under
s.143(1). For the reasons given in matter No. I.3 of 1986, I am
of the opinion that the contention of the MBAV should be upheld.
I would dismiss the proceedings.
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